The NSW Government’s EV Strategy is driving the uptake of EVs so that they will represent more than 50% of new car sales by 2030-31 and the vast majority of new car sales by 2035, preparing the NSW road network for a low-emissions future.
Under this EV Strategy, the NSW Government is:
- Investing $149 million to build a world class road network of ultra-fast charging stations, and $50 million to co-fund destination, commuter carpark and kerbside charging.
- Providing $105 million in support for private and local government fleets to take up EVs.
- Transitioning the NSW Government passenger fleet to EVs by 2030.
The Government also provided rebates and stamp duty exemptions for eligible EV purchases made before 1 January 2024.
FAQs
- Read about the transitional arrangements for the rebates for EV purchases, which ended 31 December 2023
- Read about the transitional arrangements for the stamp duty exemption for EV purchases, which ended 31 December 2023
- Read about the distance-based road user charge
Electrifying the NSW Government Fleet
Transitioning the government fleet to EVs will significantly reduce emissions by 2030.
EV Infrastructure Funding
Over the next four years, everyone in NSW will have access to EV charging infrastructure.
Bridge the costs to electrify fleets
Helping private businesses, not-for-profits and local councils bridge the cost to transition their fleets.